12 — Sunday, April 5, 1998 — North Shore News

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orth Shore Optimists and guests gather

THE North Shore Optimist Club recently held an afternoon
tea at West Vancouver Community Centre to celebrate its annu-
al tundraising art show and silent auction. Those in attendance
included several optimist members, special guests, social con-
veners and many of the artists whose work was included in the
tundraiser. The Norzh Shore mayors were also on hand to help
support the cause. People chatted, enjoved refreshments and
previewed many of the art works that went up for bid in the
auction, which took place at the community centre on March
31. For details about the Optimist Club, call 922-0094.

Optimist Club member

NEWS photos Ann Hamilion = Zeke Peters enjoys some

Artists Fred Schaefer and Elizabeth Smiley share a coffee during the gather-
taugh. i

; Dawn Copping, left, one of the two women members of
Artist Kal Opre, Via Nova the Optimist Club discusses important matters with social
Group founder, checks out convener Oiga Kotelko (who is a U.S. Senior Olympic
the reception. Games gold medal winner.)

North Vancouver District Mayor
" _ Don Bell and West Vancouver
Artist David Burns arrives _ District Mayor Pat Boname extend Robin Williams, author of Vancouver Soyhood, .,
Artist Peggy Smith is shown with one of her paintings. on the scene. a greeting. greets a friend.
called Three Daffodils. : : era

North Shore Optimist president Bob Robinson, centre, " ——
_is joined by secretary Syd Nash, left, and past president Artist. Vern Montgomery, left, and framer Herb Optimist
Mansur Lalani. Osterbauer enjoy a chat. ing.

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